Explore probability and statistics not through worksheets—but through dice rolls, card pulls, strategy games, and real-time experiments they actually enjoy.

Learn how to calculate experimental and theoretical probability using coins, dice, spinners, and customized games.

Understand how probability influences real-world events like weather predictions, sports stats, and game design.

Build key statistical vocabulary: outcomes, sample space, expected value, theoretical vs. experimental probability.

Use interactive tools like digital spinners, coin flippers, and probability trees to explore randomness and prediction.

Apply mathematical reasoning to real decision-making—from which player is more likely to win a game to how often a spinner lands on red .

Students come away with a fresh confidence in their math skills, understanding how to use numbers to make predictions, identify fairness, and reason through uncertainty in both play and real life.

Engaging, Game-Driven Learning: From Tetris to Settlers of Catan to coin tosses and dice rolls—this course teaches through fun and curiosity.

Applies to Everyday Life: Kids connect math to sports, weather, voting, board games, fantasy leagues, and even snack bags of M&Ms.

Concept-First Approach: Students don’t just memorize formulas—they understand the why behind probability, combinations, and fairness.

Hands-On, Visual, and Interactive: Use simulations, spinners, and real-time games to test ideas and make discoveries as a class.

4 dynamic, live sessions exploring probability and statistics with games and real-world data

Practice calculating percentages, fractions, expected values, and sample spaces

Use of probability trees, spinners, dice games, and visual graphs to analyze outcomes

Flexible online format with unlimited on-demand replays

Supportive and responsive instructors skilled in making math fun and practical